Liquor stores on defense as grocers press bill
Lawrence retailer Ian Fadden warns Parkway Wine & Spirits could close if a proposed Kansas bill allowing grocery and convenience stores to sell wine liquor and strong beer passes. He says many new licenses would force the Alcohol Beverage Control office to hire more inspectors and agents to handle the expansion.
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Dome tours resume after 13 years of renovations at Capitol
The Capitol dome reopens after 13 years and 300 million dollars in renovations. Since tours resumed on February 6, about 1200 visitors have entered the dome, reflecting renewed public interest in the landmark.
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Business owners warn bill harms local shops and workers
Christian Walter, owner of Myers Retail Liquor in Lawrence, says the bill would threaten his nine employees and his staff, arguing it would cost jobs for local business owners while benefiting large corporations.
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Uncork Kansas Pushes Legislation Against Liquor Monoply
Jessica Lucas a Uncork Kansas spokesperson says competition is needed and liquor stores have benefited from a monopoly noting Kan sans criticism of current rules. The stance supports legislative action to open the market prompting debate on regulatory changes.
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Groundwater declines slow. some rises in Kansas wells
Kansas Geological Survey and the Kansas Department of Agriculture report that western Kansas groundwater levels fell less sharply last year, while water tables rose in south central wells due to above average rainfall. The preliminary survey of over 1,400 wells was conducted early this year, ongoing since 1996.
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City hires firm to address Rock Chalk Park light dispute
Lawrence officials will spend about 2500 dollars to hire an engineering firm to assess whether 100 foot light poles at the northwest Rock Chalk Park complex cast light onto nearby properties. The outcome of the study and its effect on homeowner Jack Graham remains uncertain as attorney Rick Hird represents him.
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